2025-12-28 00:23:26

Staying in the market is the real game. The longer you're exposed to market cycles, the sharper your instincts become. Over time, that accumulated experience transforms into genuine market intuition. And when you truly understand how markets move? That's when wealth follows. It's not about timing a single trade—it's about building the wisdom that comes from being present through multiple cycles.

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BearMarketBard

· 17h ago

This theory sounds good, but only those who have truly survived a few liquidation events understand it.

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WagmiWarrior

· 18h ago

Damn, it's the same old story. I've already been screwed over long ago.

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MetaMisfit

· 19h ago

I lost some money late at night, and hearing this now is a bit painful but I also think it's right. --- Wait, isn't this logic just about making money by living long? After all, there are also retail investors in the market. --- It sounds nice, but actually it just means surviving without dying at the top of the bull market. --- Really, the bear market is the real test; see who can hold out until the next cycle. --- Friends who have been holding coins for three years are now laughing to death, saying this is their strategy. --- The question is, how many people can persist until that "true understanding" moment. --- It sounds reasonable, but I think there's a bit of luck involved. --- Alright, I believe it. Continuing to buy the dip. --- But on the other hand, people who haven't experienced several complete cycles really can't say such things. --- The key is not to get out during the bear market; once out, it's hard to come back.

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